HTTP Status Code Reference
Every HTTP status code with plain-English explanations and live search.
HTTP Status Code Reference
How it works
- 1.
Search code or keyword
Type a HEX code (for example #B08E5B) or use the color picker to choose visually. Short notation (#abc) expands automatically.
- 2.
Pick a category
RGB, HSL, HSV, OKLCH, and CMYK are computed instantly. Each format has its own copy button. OKLCH is ideal for modern Tailwind v4 themes.
- 3.
Read the meaning
Contrast is checked against white and black with a WCAG rating (AAA, AA, or fail). Essential for accessible web design and WCAG-compliant UIs.
FAQ
Why aren't 401 and 403 the same?+
401 = not authenticated (logged in). 403 = authenticated but not authorized.
When to use 307 instead of 302?+
307 preserves the HTTP method (e.g. POST). 302 technically lets the client downgrade to GET.
Is 418 real?+
RFC 2324 April Fool's joke. Some servers actually use it as a honeypot.
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